An ole Dawg speaks ...

PaulBrewer

http://recordproduction.com/trevor-horn-record-producer.html

Great video interview with recording legend Trevor Horn.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_Horn

To my mind he's of interest because he represents success on both sides of recording i.e analogue and playing pre 1980s AND digital and sampling from then on. Part 2 is very interesting.

dav nagle

PaulBrewer wrote: »

http://recordproduction.com/trevor-horn-record-producer.html

Great video interview with recording legend Trevor Horn.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_Horn

To my mind he's of interest because he represents success on both sides of recording i.e analogue and playing pre 1980s AND digital and sampling from then on. Part 2 is very interesting.

He seems to think that the industry for music producers is not as lucrative as it used to be? Is this a fair analogy? The interviewer mentions 3000 people learning engineering but the figure is way higher? LOL 'none of this boyband nonsense!'

PaulBrewer

dav nagle wrote: »

3000 people learning engineering !'

That would be in the UK

dav nagle

PaulBrewer wrote: »

That would be in the UK

I would have taught that number would have been higher.:pac:

seannash

dav nagle wrote: »

I would have taught that number would have been higher.:pac:

i think that number is taking about people participating in courses.doesnt take into account the people learning at home

dav nagle

seannash wrote: »

i think that number is taking about people participating in courses.doesnt take into account the people learning at home

Whatever he is talking about it sounds like a figure he pulled straight out of his ass!:p